Name: Global Enterprise Labeling System (GELS) Introduction
Uploaded: 2018-03-13T00:00:00Z
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VPT1-01048-EN | A | Global Enterprise Labeling System (GELS) Introduction

Roger Peterson

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Global Enterprise Labeling System (GELS) Introduction

My name is Roger Peterson, and today I'm going to introduce you to the Arthrex Global Enterprise labeling system. One world, one team, one labeling system. Our vision statement is basically to architect, collaborate, and implement a customer centric service model that leverages a centrally specialized technical team to deploy rapid fulfillment of global labeling solutions while increasing productivity, establishing global compliance, and reducing risk. As far as the background, the Arthrex Global Enterprise Labeling System, or Jells as we call it, is an integrated global solution that will enable consistency with layout of all Arthrex finished good labeling, enhancing the overall business and customer label usability experience as an integrated solution with other master data information systems gels will lower patient risk regarding medical device identification and selection. Our high level strategy is to facilitate collaborate across business units to ensure consistency, compliance and seamless integration of global strategies, process improvements, process automation. Enterprise destination labeling. Healthcare provider support. As far as the context of a package label, there are at least six primary elements that go into that content unique device identification, GS1 standards, Product Naming standards, translation standards, RFID logistics labeling, and of course, destination labeling. The Gel system integration currently is integrated with our ERP system, whereas a user will print a label and at that event will trigger a reach into the ERP system to download the transactional data relevant to that particular lot. The design workflow consists of a designer that electronically designs the label template, creates graphics repositories, as well as entering master product data management in a database, thus creating a instance of the package label which is retained within a PDF repository. The label review and approval internally to Arthrex follows a unique subset of approvers, all within the Gels labeling system. The business printing workflow consists again Of the event of scanning a shop floor, paperwork, work order, possibly even a sales order, and then thus reaching into our ERP system, pulling down the relevant transactional data, and printing the package. Labeling. The GS1 system of standards consists of three pillars of standards, the first being identification of product, location, entity as well as logistical unit rolling up into the barcoding standards, which is the GS1 linear 128, a GS1 2D data matrix, as well as RFID, EPC technology. Thus, as it appears on the package label, allows us to share master data, not proprietary data, but the necessary data to transact materials with all of our trading partners. The Arthrex healthcare GS1 Standards Initiative is to concentrate on the device identification as well as the location, and with those two elements related to GS1, we're concentrating on the G10, which is a global trade item number for product identification satisfying the UDI requirements, and the GLn, which is a global location number for identifying corporate entities, functional departments, and customer locations. Arthrex and subsidiary locations as well. The global impact with the new labeling system will allow us to retire our current device identification barcode technology, which is hibic and coalescing on a singular standard of GS1. This will allow consistency, Potency ease of use for device selection. We are also introducing a GS1 128 linear barcode to the device sterile packaging for healthcare provider use. In addition, we are introducing the ability of our global subsidiaries to use the gel system for destination in country labeling. The Global Labeling Center of Excellence resources will have locations in Latin America, APAC, Asian, Pacific Area countries, as well as our European trading partners. If you have any questions, feel free to email Arthrex. Underscore global labeling at Arthrex. Com. Thank you.